Bayern Munich vs Ajax: More Tickets to Be Released After 15,000 Sell Out

Bayern Munich vs Ajax: More Tickets to Be Released After 15,000 Sell Out

Kenyan football fans who missed out on initial tickets for the historic FC Bayern Munich vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam friendly will receive another opportunity to purchase passes, following the complete sellout of all 15,000 Phase One tickets.

Talanta Sports City confirmed the sellout in an official statement on November 10, pointing to massive local demand ahead of the January 5, 2027, showdown in Nairobi.

“The overwhelming response to Phase One is a testament to Kenya’s passion for football and the excitement building ahead of the historic FC Bayern Munich vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam clash,” the statement read.

Organizers assured fans that subsequent sales phases will open soon and advised supporters to monitor Talanta Sports City’s official digital channels for upcoming release announcements.

“Missed out? Don’t worry. Only Phase One has sold out. More tickets will be released in subsequent phases. Stay tuned to our official channels for the next announcement.”

Rapid Sales Dash for Inaugural Ticket Batches

Ticket sales initially opened on November 5 at 6:00 p.m. EAT via the official Talanta Sports City portal, with options ranging from general admission to premium hospitality seating:

Entry Level: KSh 2,500

Standard Categories: KSh 3,500 and KSh 5,000

Premium & Hospitality: KSh 15,000 and KSh 20,000

Purchase Rules: Seat selection enabled online with a limit of up to 10 tickets per order.

In brief

Kenyan football fans who missed out on initial tickets for the historic FC Bayern Munich vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam friendly will receive another opportunity to purchase passes, following the complete sellout of all 15,000 Phase One tickets. Organizers assured fans that subsequent sales phases will open soon and advised supporters to monitor Talanta Sports City’s official digital channels for upcoming release announcements. More tickets will be released in subsequent phases.

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Nairobi Wire. The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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